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One-two punch treatment knocks out acute myeloid leukaemiaOne-two punch treatment knocks out acute myeloid leukaemia :: LabOnline

One-two punch treatment knocks out acute myeloid leukaemiaOne-two punch treatment knocks out acute myeloid leukaemia :: LabOnline
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Two-punch treatment delivers blood cancer knockout: Study shows drug combo eradicates cancer cells in lab-based tests

Two-punch treatment delivers blood cancer knockout: Study shows drug combo eradicates cancer cells in lab-based tests
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One-two punch treatment delivers blood cancer knockout

One-two punch treatment delivers blood cancer knockout
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Dual Therapy Delivers Knockout to Blood Cancer

Dual Therapy Delivers Knockout to Blood Cancer
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New life-saving drug brings higher survival rate to patients with acute myeloid leukemia

MELBOURNE, Australia  Acute myeloid leukemia (AML) is a particularly aggressive and fast-spreading form of leukemia. It starts in the bone marrow but moves quickly to the blood stream where it can spread to other areas like the lymph nodes, liver, and central nervous system. Physicians consider AML one of the hardest forms of leukemia to treat, but the results of a recent clinical trial indicate a new drug may change all that. Researchers from Monash University say global trials of the drug CC-486 reveals a 30-percent improvement in survival rates among patients. Notably, the drug seems to be especially helpful for AML patients over the age of 55. Considering that the disease usually grows worse as a patient ages, and most older AML patients pass away within two years of diagnosis, finding a treatment is of the utmost importance.

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